2019年7月14日 · If it is happening to only one of your euphyllia, it is probably isolated incident with that coral. If it is happening with all the euphyllia, there is likely something wrong with the water parameters. The flesh will grow back over the hard skeleton if things turn around. A healthy euphyllia has a healthy white layer of flesh extending down its ...

2022年11月4日 · Euphyllia also is pretty easy to care for so I am not sure where you heard that. All they need is moderate lighting (i.e. 100-150 in terms of par), and the same water parameter requirements as any other calcium carbonate based coral.

2020年11月2日 · Watch Out for a New More Damaging Euphyllia Flatworm | Reef Builders | The Reef and Saltwater Aquarium Blog Coral pests are pretty much a fact of life for any reef aquarist or coral gardener, and these parasites and diseases range …

2024年10月10日 · Today I looked at my torch coral and saw a massive flatworm on the flesh band of the coral. I have never encountered flatworms and I am worried because my torch is closed up and looks annoyed. If anyone has tips, please help. Thank you. Currently dipping in TLF Revive

2021年5月7日 · Euphyllia corals only require a moderate amount of light for photosynthesis and can grow well in the intermediate regions of your tank. Just about any reef LED lighting should be sufficient for most tanks. If shrinking, reduce white light intensity and get it off the sand bed which sand can irritate it.

2018年3月14日 · I see them on all my Euphyllia right now. Two euphyllia (hammer and torch) are very unhappy. Pics included. I think you can see eggs on the bottom pic. Thought it was because My nitrates are too low but not the case I guess. I believe these are EEFW but if they are another kind of flatworm let...

2019年10月13日 · The way euphyllia grow is to split heads and add more skeleton under the polyp as it adds more skeleton the polyp will grow upwards and more skeleton will be exposed below the flesh band. The upward growth is typically slow especially compared to the splitting of heads if you notice quick shrinkage of the flesh band it may be nutrient deficient.

2022年5月2日 · The Euphyllia genus consists of Hammers, Torches, & Frogspawns. The movement they provide and their ease of care make them one of the most desired types of coral in the hobby. They can either have fused wall type skeletons or branching. All Euphyllia prefer a low flow, low light area.

2018年1月18日 · While you might not have found anything directly related to "euphyllia" bacteria, you found "stony coral" bacteria in there. I'm thinking torches are still reacting to the negative bacteria. From my experience, torches are as bad as sps to keep happy and in some cases harder. Larger vendors I know keep specific tanks for their torches.

2024年2月6日 · Anyone have experience with very sudden euphyllia death? My hammers have been super happy. Got an order in from a well known online vendor. All corals looked great except for one, a torch. It didn’t open all the way but still looked full color and I figured just shipping stress. I had acclimated to temp and dipped with coral Rx.